We lived at LB from around April 2019 to Oct 2022. I would have no problem recommending it to…read moreothers as a place to live in Lafayette! The staff was always quite friendly and helpful. Once, when we had a very loud person above us, they helped and found a third floor apartment to move in. They always threw fun parties and events for the residents. The clubhouse was very large, clean, and always had candy and coffee. You could use the large gym and nice pool to hang out! The patio was very nice and the pool heated year round. I swan every week in the winter! The apartments are mostly upscale and have stone counters and nice finishing. Washer, dryer, dishwasher, all your appliances, and a nice porch. Large closet with the base unit. I do wish they could have put speed bumps in the property to cut down on the speeders. Overall a nice place to live. Try to get a third floor north facing the farm field.

I've lived at Bell Lafayette for six years, and while I have always enjoyed living here, the new…read moremanagement has leveled up the place more than I thought possible. I always appreciated the open space and mountain views next to the apartments, the quiet due to low traffic and good soundproofing, a beautiful pool area and amenities, free beer on tap the last two hours of every office day, LEED-certified buildings, and thorough and efficient maintenance. I was a little skeptical when the ownership changed in early 2025, but they have very much won me over. We have beautiful new exterior paint, updated lighting and sinks, etc., and the office staff are friendly and responsive, with regular, comprehensive email announcements as well as promptly addressing individual concerns

I've lived here over 21 months, and I am personally very happy with the apartment complex and with…read moretheir responsiveness to maintenance requests. Albert helped me Saturday, but Josue and the rest of the team is awesome.

I have been here about 10 months and have renewed my lease for reasons, I will explain later but…read moregenerally would have not. Its important to note, you MUST give them 60 days, while they give you about 3 weeks, tops to make a decision on renewal and their terms on renewal. First things first, the maintenance team is the best I have ever had in all my years of renting. So much so, my dogs look for their golf carts when walking the premises because they love them. The office has been helpful and prompt, in the capacities they can. Unfortunately, they are the middle people - much if not all decisions are being made by Equity Management. All that said, I find myself generally frustrated with the way many residents treat common spaces. The vast majority of tenants are college or young folks being roommates with ZERO common courtesy. Or family with older children with ZERO care for other. I luckily live on a relatively quite and communal floor ( I know my neighbors well enough to have their phone numbers). Rent is generally higher and advertised as a luxury, but there's nothing luxury when you have various big box stores/fast food restaurants built in walking distance. Tenants treat much of the common spaces as a dorm building, summer are worse because the pool area becomes a tailgate for people that do not live here, making it impossible to enjoy the pool as a tenant. Perhaps, convince is a better word to advertise Savannah Nine Mile. In addition, and I would say probably more importantly, the amount of dog feces that is left behind by people is absurd. There's plenty of dog stations ( bags and garbage bags) around the property ( about 8-12) for people to still feel empowered and negligent and leave their dog shit behind. Too many let their dogs have diarrhea (YES!) in areas right outside the main doors of buildings, ( like in the rocks of walk ways- this is OFTEN not a here and there emergency a dog had) causing a giardia outbreak for many tenants. I generally just find myself incredibly irritated by the lack of concern and care for other. Also other things to consider when making your decision: - took 8 months to fix the only exercise bike in the gym. - most of the year, the BBQs were down and took months to fix only to have them break on repeat. I suspect some of this is a tenants, that do not clean the grills before and after. -hot tub took several, maybe 4-5 months, to repair hence all the updated low review recently. Many tenants are furious that we are nickeled and dimed for everything but are given lip service for the vast amount of time is taken to get things fixed but no credit is given to the tenants - but you better make sure you pay bills on time! - Some building/s are having rodent problems. Lastly, what I will say about the management company is their practices seem a bit off. Upon my renewal, when I made a case for my rent being about 100-150 dollars more as a current and returning resident, then other rental with more sq feet, I was given the option to move units, rather than work with me to adjust my rent to a reasonable price to match the incentives given to new tenants plus the much lower rent. I was able to keep my rent as is, but i'm still paying more than units currently advertised. This is also including unit that would be close to my lease end date. Suggesting I move floors, seems nonsensical knowing most will not take the option to pay a few hundred bucks to move floors. For that, I'll hire movers to leave all together. I don't see this as a long-term living resident, but personal circumstances keep me here. I will come back in a few months to share updates on how Equity deals with the very candid review should they reach out. Lastly, the building does have an internal 'facebook group' of sort where much of these grievances are shared.

I can't get ANYONE to call me back, at the local office OR even with repeated emails to the…read morecorporate office! I have a few questions about the final bill which I would like someone to answer before I pay! Super frustrating!!

You'll have to be reaching out to office staff yourself over and over if you want to hear back for…read morean update on a concern you have. In particular having an issue with a neighbor who refuses to leash his dog and it's caused concern for safety and there has been extremely little action done. Also, the dog ferociously barks intermittently throughout the day and into the night. The excessive barking and high energy attacks towards the glass doors as you walk by, whenever ANYONE (staff, delivery people, neighbors, visitors) walks by, and it's a ground level apartment facing a huge parking lot with multiple storage units... it's going to break through one day. We are literally afraid for our safety, our neighbors and our own leashed dog's safety with a neighbor who continues to let his dog run free when it displays this behavior all the time, and the dog will run up to you. The dog isn't even collared. There has been 0 change from this neighbor, and an extreme lack of communication / concern by management. It should be a concern for management when you feel unsafe walking past a neighbor's door. We also felt tricked into moving in; apparently a 2* bathroom is not a 2nd bathroom. And the unit was hardly turned over and was dirty on arrival. Paint chipping everywhere... feels like the landlord special but worse.

What a great place to live. Far enough from everything but close enough to…read moreEverything plus change. We love the amenities. We love the quiet. We love the people.

I would not recommend this complex. We called it cash grab central; unfortunately after the…read morepandemic we ended up on a month to month lease, due to uncertainty in where we would live next. This cost us about $2200 for rent, $100-150 for utils including garbage and admin fees and $100-150 for electricity. If you were one day late on payment (which happened to us due to a mix up with the automatic payments) they immediately put a letter demanding rent on your door at 5 PM that day, rather than even sending a reminder email. Our bills came out to $2500+ every month for a one bedroom apartment that was mediocre at best, and where you could hear the sound of the highway outside. They seem to pool electric bills, and even after we moved out, I got charged a $75 bill when I forgot to cancel electric although we turned the cooling off and hadn't been there for a month! It has a very corporate feel to the management and we were anxious to get out. Definitely one of the more bland and humorless rental experiences we've had. Residents also leave doggie bags out or don't pick up after their pups. Saving grace was the prompt and very kind maintenance folks, who responded immediately to any concerns, and access to trails near the property. Glad we got away!

I filed a maintenance request for broken air conditioning on Thursday 5/30/24. I followed up the…read morenext day at lunch because the weekend would hit mid-80's, and I was informed it wasn't marked as an emergency request. There is no button for indicating the level of the request in the portal... A portable air conditioner was left inside the apartment not plugged in at 4:50pm on Friday. The apartment has been hovering in the mid-70's since, as we've been opening the windows during the night. I emailed again on Monday (6/3) morning, and was informed a service technician was scheduled for Tuesday. I'm not sure how I would have received this information if I had not inquired. This is reflective of the level of investment management has in the well-being of their residents and apartment facilities. You will need to advocate, beg, and plead for basic utilities. I wish I could cool off from my apartment at the pool but we were all *shocked* to learn it didn't open as scheduled... Dry humor, dry swimtrunks, sweaty socks. Life at Centre Court Apartments.

One of the worst communities. Although the staff were trying to do their best, but they're super…read moreunderstaffed. If something breaks it takes them an unreasonable time to fix it. They had a water leak in the garage area that was there a year after I moved in. I tried to contact the managing company many times, but had the worst attitude from the employees. Avoid at any cost.

Absolutely do not recommend--especially because of the red-haired woman in the front office. My…read moregirlfriend and I have nearly a decade of perfect rental history. Never missed a payment, never been late. We showed up genuinely optimistic, thinking this could be the two-bedroom we've been needing. But from the second we walked in, the experience was a joke. The red-haired woman in the office (never introduced herself, of course) was unbelievably rude. She talked down to us like we were a problem just for walking in the door. It felt like she was actively trying to make us uncomfortable, like she was annoyed we were even considering renting here. I've never walked away from a leasing office feeling more disrespected--and I didn't ask her any questions because her attitude answered all of them for me. Turns out the friendly "person" my girlfriend had been talking to before the visit--"Cindy"--wasn't even real. It was an AI chatbot pretending to be helpful. And honestly, that tracks. The front office is only open a few hours a few days a week, so good luck getting help if you actually live here. Probably because no one wants to deal with the property manager's behavior for more than a few hours at a time. Now, let's talk about the scam. $500+ in hidden fees nowhere listed on the website. Mandatory fees for valet trash service--even if you don't use it. You have to pay them to pick up your trash from your door. And they actually try to sell this like it's a luxury feature. Same with their key fob system, which they pitch like a benefit. But the truth? If that fob battery dies or the tech glitches, you're locked out. No backup key. No emergency solution. Just hope your leasing office is open--which it probably won't be. The apartment we toured was trash. Water damage under every sink. Bugs literally painted over on the walls. The balcony gate was broken and left wide open to the sidewalk. No deadbolt or interior lock--just that easily compromised electronic fob. They're charging over $2,000 for this. I wouldn't pay $600. It's one thing to offer a run-down unit, it's another to treat people like they should feel lucky to overpay for it. The 3-star rating? Fake or filtered. There's no way this place earns that kind of reputation honestly. This is exactly what's wrong with renting right now--disrespectful staff, tech gimmicks that leave you vulnerable, and endless fees stacked on top of a subpar product. Avoid this place. You'll thank yourself later.

The last two days there has been a family who is bringing their kids to the pool which is fine but…read morenot the hot tub, it's 16 and older. Their toddler is in a diaper. They are letting it swim naked or with a dirty diaper in the hot tub (not even a swimmer diaper a regular one) which it eventually takes off anyway. There are rules posted everywhere saying this is a violation, must be 16 and older for hot tub! When a group of residents approached the pregnant mom she was combative and disregarded the rules, saying "and? And? We were here yesterday, it's fine" as if shes privileged and above the rest. It's just common sense for sanitary reasons you don't that.

I parked here a few times this past summer while I was car camping and it was super chill- no one…read morebothered me. Just make sure not to park in a reserved spot, which is anywhere under the overhang. But other than that you're totally good!

We want to add the staff has been very accommodating in dealing with certain health issues. We…read morecan't think of a kinder, caring, gentler more apartment staff.

We've been living here almost nine months now and it has been a great experience!! The office staff…read moreare friendly, inviting and are involved in making this a true community. We've never had any serious issues, but any concerns we've had, we can just go to the office and mention it and the office staff make sure it gets handled. The maintenance staff are also amazing!!! After barn swallow nesting this spring, they not only pressure washed our porch to get rid of all the bird poo, they also put up netting so the birds wouldn't be able to come back!! The community spaces and grounds are well-kept and clean every time we use them (from the gym to the pool to the mailroom​). Overall, just an excellent community to call home!

My experience with Camden was far from great and it's very disappointing. First issue was paying…read moreway to much for a 1 bedroom apartment and they raise rent even more, wouldn't been so bad if they were consistent with the services that they make you pay for. For example 30 dollars is added to rent for a community fee for them to hire people to clean, in these pictures people leave their dog poop everywhere and it's so embarrassing when guest come over and they smell strong urine and smell and see dog poop all over the community. You pay 25 dollars for valet trash pick up and most of the time they skip the building or leave peoples trash in the hallways. Elevators are either getting maintenance on and if they are working they are disgusting, snot, hand prints and dog urine most of the time. Hallways never get cleaned just gets sprayed with cleaning spray to mask the smell and a lot of urine stains. Robert Sheppard "Bobby" works with the leasing team very very inappropriate and unprofessional with my girlfriend on the phone blocked her number from the Camden phone list. He has laughed at my girlfriend over the phone and hung up on her. We also had been sexually harassed by a man at the dog park and Camden did absolutely nothing about the situation just had a meeting with us telling us we shouldn't have defended ourselves basically. The appliances inside our okay. The vanity in the bathroom was super chipped, the floors were scratched up, the kitchen counters were super cracked, and the garbage disposal smelled like fish. That's when we moved in. This was just our experience everyone's experience is different. If you do decide to live here just think real hard before moving in. Lots of money and when you move in they will be asking for more money. Looking forward into moving to an apartment that's 1640 in a very nice community with the same luxury appliances with a better apartment team. Do better Camden.

Charles M. - Civil & Criminal Liability…read more I am a new tenant at TRADITIONS in Lafayette. When I moved in last month, the interaction with the leasing consultants reminded me of the term "love-bombing" or the honeymoon phase. Now that the honeymoon is over, the agents acting on behalf of Traditions in Lafayette have shown their TRUE COLORS. (no pun intended). FIRST, last Friday (9-5-25) I was the victim of verbal harassment in the common area by one of the residents and when I informed the leasing office in writing (email), I was not provided the opportunity to discuss the incident in person with the senior leasing agent (Torrie Sanders), whereas she had TWO OCCASIONS in the last 48 hours to follow up with me about the incident and give me assurances that my safety was TRADITIONS primary concern AND SHE DID NOT. I notified Lafayette Police Dept. and Officer Mayr telephoned me in response to my online report of the harassing incident to make sure that I felt safe and to inform me to contact the police department if there is any repeated harassing incidents by this un-named resident. On Wed. 9-10-25, my right to privacy was invaded by the maintenance team that was conducting their ANNUAL maintenance repair check. I have only been living at Traditions for 6 weeks, how much repair could possibly be needed after only 6 weeks of reasonable wear & tear. (That was rhetorical) Furthermore, the maintenance tech (PARL) unlocked my front door and poked his head in and said, "is anybody home?" I was just coming out of the shower and I was naked and I said "HEY . . . I am not dressed!" Colorado criminal statute provides that "any intentional intrusion into someone's private affairs where they have a reasonable expectation of privacy can be considered a violation of privacy, whether or not sexual intent is involved."

BEWARE of management company, it will take any and all money they can get from you. My rent was…read moreraised by $350.00 within a THREE a month period. After first 12 months raised $150.00. The rent was increased across the board a month later and I my rent increased another $150.00, 2 months later. I than moved out and I was charged $575.00 move out costs. I left the apartment spotless and was charged for full painting (outrageous) ! Touch ups at best, charged for complete carpet replacement etc.... You can hear all of your surrounding neighbors, walls are paper thin.

If you rent here beware! They charge you to park your vehicles on site and you are charged if you…read morehave overnight guest that park on site! Before you move make sure you cancel your ParkM parking, they will keep charging your card with no refund after 30 days! You pay monthly rent per the contract but when you give your 60 day notice they up charge you rent for those 60 days! Hopefully you don't have any water issues because of faulty plumbing that ruins you furniture because you get to eat it! Hopefully your home owners/renters policy will cover your loss!